Space Trivia is BACKS!

[Katalina]

Come play an old DA game. YAY!


If you get one of my questions right, you will receive one of the most distinguish awards, smiley points!


Check back laters for a brand new shiny question! All question threads will have this icon beside it. All fellow nerds are welcome.

[Shandril105]

Awesome! I love Space. Wanted to be an astronomer!

[DngrMse]

There was no question! I demand a smiley point for detecting this.

Actually, I'll ask a question of my own.

Which super giant red star nearest our own sun may soon, (by soon, I mean anytime between now, and about a million or two years into the future), will go supernova?

[Katalina]

There was no question! I demand a smiley point for detecting this.

Actually, I'll ask a question of my own.

Which super giant red star nearest our own sun may soon, (by soon, I mean anytime between now, and about a million or two years into the future), will go supernova?

*smacks upside the head*

I ask the damn questions!


Betelgeuse?

I hope this one does go super in my lifetime. They say it will be spectacular!

[Katalina]

Awesome! I love Space. Wanted to be an astronomer!

[Ice Pick]

Space Trivia sounds fun.

I've got one here.

When is the next Venus Transit across the Sun?

[DngrMse]

Venus is always transiting the sun, it's just that the earth is not always in a position to witness it.

[UhOhXplode]

The next visible Transit of Venus will be on June 6, 2012 at 10:03 pm (NYC time). All 4 points will be visible from northwestern North America, Hawaii, the western Pacific, northern Asia, Japan, Korea, eastern China, Philippines, eastern Australia, and New Zealand. No points of the transit will be visible in Portugal, southern Spain, western Africa, or the southeastern 2/3 of South America. The last visible Transit of Venus was in 2004.